Fiction
In reply to the discussion: What Fiction are you reading this week, July 9, 2023? [View all]yellowdogintexas
(23,020 posts)Hidden: An exciting novel of suspense (A Lost and Found Novel Book 1)
Yep all I need is a new Fern Michaels series, right?
So far, it has been just what I needed after my attempts at the two more arid books described above.
A page-turning new story from the bestselling author of No Way Out, perfect for fans of Nora Roberts and Danielle Steel! Meet a brother and sister who are drawn into a treacherous mystery through an antique with a dark past, as they race against time to help a single mother and take down a ruthless couple bent on taking control of their familys legacy
At first glance, few would guess that Luna and Cullen Bodman are siblings. Cullen is efficient and serious while his younger sister Luna is a free spirit. When the two launch their furniture restoration shop/caféan offshoot of the familys longtime antique businessin an up-and-coming arts center, little do they know their unique talents may be their only defense against a dangerous betrayal.
When Luna gets a strange sense about a piece Cullen just acquired, the two find themselves uniting to solve a mystery that has far-reaching consequencesnever knowing there are some wholl stop at nothing to claim what they believe is theirs. No matter what, Luna and Cullen know they can rely on each otherand this time, their lives may depend on it
Just getting into it but it's going to be a fun read.
Of COURSE I have replaced the Prime books I already cleaned out....I acquired another book by Erin Littiken, author of The Memory Keeper of Kiev. It will probably be my next read.
The brand new historical novel from Erin Litteken, bestselling author of The Memory Keeper of Kyiv, based on her family's heart-wrenching escape from war-torn Europe.
A story of the strength of the human spirit, the personal cost of conflict and how love can be found even in the darkest times.
Summer 1941. War rages in Europe. The Germans march towards Ukraine. Halya, Liliya and Vika are no strangers to sorrow. They lost family during the Holodomor, loved ones in Stalin's purges, and war looms once more on the horizon.
These daughters of Ukraine will face devastation and loss as they fight to survive and protect the ones they love.
A gripping page-turner of love, loss and resilience for fans of The Nightingale and The Rose Code
If you have not read Memory Keeper of Kiev I can't recommend it enough!!! Novels of Ukraine are surfacing all over the place, and not just those written after the beginning of the current war. I am learning a lot about Ukraine's complex history!!
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